About High Pressure Filter
High Pressure Filters are designed in robust designs to withstand the maximum pressure of the system. They can easily work under high working pressures owing to exceptional protection to sensitive components. We can provide these filters in different designs from threaded, flanged to manifold connections.
Engineered for High-Pressure PerformanceDesigned for harsh operational environments, our filters feature high burst pressure ratings (up to 650 bar) and a durable stainless steel body. The robust construction ensures safety and long-term reliability in continuous-duty applications such as hydraulic and industrial processes.
Flexible Configuration & Broad CompatibilityChoose between threaded or flanged connections to best suit your system requirements. A range of micron ratings (3 to 25 micron), seal materials (Nitrile, Viton), and construction sizes provides versatility for oil, air, gas, and water filtration across diverse industrial sectors.
FAQs of High Pressure Filter:
Q: How do I install the High Pressure Filter in hydraulic or industrial systems?
A: These filters can be mounted inline or vertically, using either threaded or flanged connections based on your system configuration. Always follow the manufacturers installation instructions to ensure proper sealing and performance.
Q: What is the benefit of choosing fine mesh, multi-layer construction in this filter?
A: Fine mesh, multi-layer construction offers superior retention of particulate contaminants, allowing the filter to achieve up to 99% efficiency. This ensures your hydraulic and industrial machinery operates with minimal risk of damage from impurities.
Q: When should the filter element be cleaned or replaced?
A: Cleaning or replacement intervals depend on your applications contaminant load. If a differential pressure indicator is installed, perform maintenance when the indicator signals excessive pressure drop. Otherwise, periodic inspection and cleaning (manual or backwash) are recommended.
Q: Where can these filters be used effectively?
A: They are ideal for hydraulic systems, process filtration, and heavy industrial machinery that require reliable removal of liquid or solid contaminants from oil, air, gas, or water streams.
Q: What is the process for selecting the right filter size and micron rating?
A: Assess your applications flow rate, contaminant size, and pressure conditions. Choose the micron rating (between 3-25 microns) and appropriate diameter (standard or custom) that best matches your filtration needs. Consult with the manufacturer or supplier for guidance.
Q: How does the optional differential pressure indicator aid in filter maintenance?
A: The indicator monitors the pressure difference across the filter, alerting you when the filter becomes clogged and requires cleaning or replacement, which helps in maintaining consistent filter efficiency and preventing potential system damage.
Q: What benefits do Nitrile and Viton seals provide?
A: Nitrile seals are suitable for general oil and fuel filtration, whereas Viton seals offer enhanced chemical and temperature resistance. This increases the filters compatibility with a broader range of fluids, including aggressive or high-temperature media.